I purchased a set of the Premier A/S tires. I must say they have been somewhat disappointing. I mainly drive on concrete highways and these nosie is loudere than the worn out tires I took off. As these wear, I concerned they will get even louder. There is also some vibration with these tires that was present be fore these were installed. I have also noticed the handling concerns that others have mentioned. I'm watching my days, as I may take these tires back, but not quite sure how that part works.

I bought these tires in Nov 2014 for my 2010 subaru forester. Their wear exceeded my expectations! I've got 72,000 miles on them! I'm replacing them with the same tires again. It's true, in the rain they stop well, even as worn as they are. The only downside is road noise, but that's probably more in part due to the Subaru.

My 2011 Mazda 6 came with Michelin tires as standard equipment. I estimate that they lasted about 60 K miles since I do use Michelin winter tires as well. The new Premier A/S runs very smooth and very quiet which is great for driving at highway speeds. Although this is a 4 door sedan the car handles very well with the Michelin's and stops on a dime as well.

I have driven on Michlin's for 45 years. I talked my buddy into getting a set of LTXs for his 3/4 ton truck. He found a GREAT deal in Oregon and they worked GREAT in the Utah mountains pulling trailer in snow, etc. 35,000 miles later they were smooth. I had trouble talking him into getting another setbut he did only this time he got them from a Utah dealer that buys from a mid-western distributer. 60,000 miles later they are still doing great and have over half tread. A few years ago I read an article about imported name brand itemsflooding the west coast. My feeling is some of the unhappy Michlin buyers may have encountered so "knockoffs". Just a guess.

If you the average idiot driver, these tires are good, B+ grade. I am an active driver who really likes to drive. I drive at or around the speed limit, up to 10 over. I don't slow for the turns. I buy Micheline's because I have very high exceptions. I expected, Pilot Exalto A/S - good, and I got a watered down compromise, that's just OK - but not as good as the no longer available, Pilot Exalto A/S. The Pilot Exalto A/S were OK, not grate, an A-. They gave a planted, heavy feel, that was consistent through a fast turn. The Premiers, feel like there inclined to over-steer, then follow up to feel like there beginning to under steer.

I was driving on the wet highway changing lanes suddenly there was stopped vehicle in front of me at 90 km an hour I had to swerve to avoid this vehicle the tires in the wet gripped like they were on a rails. The tires were 5O% worn out at the time. In the heavy snow thet are ok i have AWD.

I put a set of four on my 2011 Honda Accord Crosstour on Sept. 2015. At 60,000 miles today, not quite at the top of the wear bars but getting close. With winter approaching, looking to replace this set with the same model. Pretty sure this same tire model was also the factory set and drove 60,000 miles on those too. I do take good care of my vehicle including tire pressure and rotation and wheel alignment. Tread doesn’t look aggressive but never had a bad experience in snow. Great wet weather traction. Only “complaint” is that they are a bit noisy on the highway and minor bumps in the road are like drumbeats.

I've had the tires for more than three months. These may be the best tires that I've ever had. I am keeping my car of 10 years or 200K and thought I would not make it because the previous set of tires, Bridgestones, were under performing. The OEM Michelins on my 2006 Honda Accord were ok. The Bridgestones were pretty good for the first 30,000 miles. However, the Michelin Premiers are outstanding. My car rides quieter and better now than when I got it. What a surprise? I'll definitely be keeping my car for another year.

Four new Premier A/S tires on my 2008 Civic Ex sedan and it handles like the two Acuras I used to own. Incredibly responsive cornering, quick stops/strats, quiet, and great gas mileage. Traction is wet conditions is excellent, as is driving on ice and snow (better than most all season tires). If they are anything like previous Michelins I have owned, they will last at least 50k miles, probably longer. The tire salesman tried to talk me out of “performance tires” for this car (recommended slightly less expensive Michelin Defenders, which I’m sure are good and probably a little “softer” on bad roads), but I am so glad I spent a few extra dollars to get these. Driving is fun again!

I just bought a set of Premier A/S for my Honda Pilot. I ordered them based on the Michelin rating numbers and price. While I waited for them to come in I read the reviews and found a lot of bad reviews complaining of noise, rough handling and vibration. I found these to be untrue on my Pilot Touring I hear almost no road noise at any speed. Nor do I feel any vibration or excessive harshness yet the tires yeild a feeling of control and confidence.